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*** ''AND'' he's the inspiration for the [[Pokemon Nidoran line!]]
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* A lot of ''DoctorWho'' monsters probably qualify, but the Kandyman deserves special mention--a psychopathic torture robot literally made of candy.
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* A lot of '"DoctorWho'' monsters probably qualify, but the Kandyman deserves special mention.
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** All of the monsters from the ''SilentHill'' series fit this trope, except for [[spoiler:the very traditional looking demon at the end of ''SilentHillOrigins'']]. There are, among other things that are all HighOctaneNightmareFuel, monsters wearing straight jackets [[BodyHorror made of their own skin]], a woman in a cage with her mouth locked in a [[AndIMustScream perpetual scream]], and a nine foot tall doll with porcelain armor and [[{{Squick}} soft, bloody insides]]. None of these fit normal monster categories very well, but they are all absolutely freaking disturbing, and all of them are [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou out to kill you]].
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** All of the monsters from the ''SilentHill'' series fit this trope, except for [[spoiler:the very traditional looking demon at the end of ''SilentHillOrigins'']]. There are, among other things that are all HighOctaneNightmareFuel, monsters wearing straight jackets [[BodyHorror made of their own skin]], a woman in a cage with her mouth locked in a [[AndIMustScream [[TheScream perpetual scream]], and a nine foot tall doll with porcelain armor and [[{{Squick}} soft, bloody insides]]. None of these fit normal monster categories very well, but they are all absolutely freaking disturbing, and all of them are [[EverythingIsTryingToKillYou out to kill you]].
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* On a similar note, the Heterodyne from [[Dai-Guard]] are similarly bizarre, but have some commonalities. No two are quite alike in design, shape and abilities, but are all based on the same basic composition which is equal parts fungus and octagon-shaped crystal. They then form a body out of surrounding matter, making no two quite alike. They can move freely (some even fly), are ''usually'' attracted to EM waves and often have odd powers to defend themselves. That's it. Everything else is up for grabs.
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* On a similar note, the Heterodyne from [[Dai-Guard]] [[{{Dai-Guard}} Dai-Guard]] are similarly bizarre, but have some commonalities. No two are quite alike in design, shape and abilities, but are all based on the same basic composition which is equal parts fungus and octagon-shaped crystal. They then form a body out of surrounding matter, making no two quite alike. They can move freely (some even fly), are ''usually'' attracted to EM waves and often have odd powers to defend themselves. That's it. Everything else is up for grabs.
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* On a similar note, the Heterodyne from [[{{Dai-Guard}}]] are similarly bizarre, but have some commonalities. No two are quite alike in design, shape and abilities, but are all based on the same basic composition which is equal parts fungus and octagon-shaped crystal. They then form a body out of surrounding matter, making no two quite alike. They can move freely (some even fly), are ''usually'' attracted to EM waves and often have odd powers to defend themselves. That's it. Everything else is up for grabs.
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* On a similar note, the Heterodyne from [[{{Dai-Guard}}]] [[Dai-Guard]] are similarly bizarre, but have some commonalities. No two are quite alike in design, shape and abilities, but are all based on the same basic composition which is equal parts fungus and octagon-shaped crystal. They then form a body out of surrounding matter, making no two quite alike. They can move freely (some even fly), are ''usually'' attracted to EM waves and often have odd powers to defend themselves. That's it. Everything else is up for grabs.
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* On a similar note, the Heterodyne from [[{{Dai-Guard}}]] are similarly bizarre, but have some commonalities. No two are quite alike in design, shape and abilities, but are all based on the same basic composition which is equal parts fungus and octagon-shaped crystal. They then form a body out of surrounding matter, making no two quite alike. They can move freely (some even fly), are ''usually'' attracted to EM waves and often have odd powers to defend themselves. That's it. Everything else is up for grabs.
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* Rabbit crossbreeds seem to be popular in world mythology, for some reason. A few examples:
** The Jackalope, an alcoholic jackrabbit with antlers that can mimic human voices.
** The Wolpertinger, a winged jackalope with duck feet that faints when it sees breasts.
** Al-mir'aj, a harmless-looking gold bunny with a unicorn horn... that [[KillerRabbit kills and eats cattle.]] [[IAmAHumanitarian And cowherds.]]
** The Jackalope, an alcoholic jackrabbit with antlers that can mimic human voices.
** The Wolpertinger, a winged jackalope with duck feet that faints when it sees breasts.
** Al-mir'aj, a harmless-looking gold bunny with a unicorn horn... that [[KillerRabbit kills and eats cattle.]] [[IAmAHumanitarian And cowherds.]]
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** Of course, demons could also get pretty weird to. Try looking up Bael, Asmodeus (Not the ''[[DungeonsAndDragons D&D]]'' version) and Decarabia, who appears as just a floating pentagram.
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** Of course, demons could also get pretty weird to.too. Try looking up Bael, Asmodeus (Not the ''[[DungeonsAndDragons D&D]]'' version) and Decarabia, who appears as just a floating pentagram.
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* ''The Guardian Legend'' for NES has some pretty strange enemies, especially for a sci-fi shooter-hybrid. Giant lobsters, eyeballs that shoot sea-weed walls, color changing spiders that multiply exponentially if you don't kill them quick enough, and don't forget the three-eyed final boss!
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** Giraffes were thought to be crosses between camels and leopards.
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* [[MagicTheGathering Magic: The Gathering]] has ''many'' strange creatures. [[hottip:* :So many, in fact, that right now I'm too lazy to provide any examples. [[NeedsMoreLove Feel free to help.]]]]
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* [[MagicTheGathering Magic: The Gathering]] has ''many'' strange creatures. [[hottip:* :So many, in fact, that right now I'm too lazy to provide any examples. [[NeedsMoreLove Feel free to help.]]]]
creatures, but [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=145800 the]] [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=152716 elementals]] [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=152887 of Lorwyn]] [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=146173 are probably the most bizarre.]]
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** The ogres probably qualify as well: Bulbous torsos, spindly limbs, and a head that looks like a cross between a sperm whale and a vampire bat with creepily human eyes and a mouth that opens to the collarbones...
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* DragonAge: Origins has a fair bit of conventional fantasy creatures, but one of the odder "unique" monsters are the deepstalkers. Essentially, they're dog-sized, pale-skinned dinosaurs that have lamphrey-like mouths and live underground. They attack in huge packs and can spit acid..
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* DragonAge: Origins has a fair bit number of conventional fantasy creatures, but one some of the odder "unique" monsters created for the setting qualify for this trope. At the top of this list are the deepstalkers. Essentially, they're dog-sized, pale-skinned dinosaurs that have lamphrey-like mouths and live underground. They attack in huge packs and can spit acid..
acid.
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* DragonAge: Origins has a fair bit of conventional fantasy creatures, but one of the odder "unique" monsters are the deepstalkers. Essentially, they're dog-sized, pale-skinned dinosaurs that have lamphrey-like mouths and live underground. They attack in huge packs and can spit acid..
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* A proud tradition of the ''ShinMegamiTensei'' meta-series, thanks to the fertile (and twisted) imagination of artist Kazuma Kaneko. The fact that all the monsters are drawn from real-world mythologies - which, as you can see above, have thought up plenty of truly bizarre creatures - helps too, but Kaneko manages to make even mundane-sounding deities weird and creepy.
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* Many early ''ResidentEvil'' monsters were necessarily unusual, but they at least looked like products of [[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke genetic engineering]] or [[BodyHorror bizarre medical experiments]]. Lately, though, it seems like the design team has just been phoning it in. [[spoiler:Sergei Vladimir]] in ''Umbrella Chronicles'' is probably the most relevant example.
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** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archduke_Gorgon Archduke Gorgon]] of [[MazingerZ]] was built along the same lines.
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** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archduke_Gorgon Archduke Gorgon]] of [[MazingerZ]] [[MazingerZ Mazinger Z]] was built along the same lines.
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** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archduke_Gorgon Archduke Gorgon]] of [[MazningerZ]] was built along the same lines.
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** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archduke_Gorgon Archduke Gorgon]] of [[MazningerZ]] [[MazingerZ]] was built along the same lines.
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** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archduke_Gorgon Archduke Gorgon]] of [[MazningerZ]] was built along the same lines.
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* For many westerners, the Kappa (imp with a hollow space filled with water in its head) fits into this category, if just for the really dumb weakness (if the water falls out, it loses its powers; it bows if you do). Also, Kasa Obake, the one-eyed, long-tongued umbrella spirits.
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* For many westerners, the Kappa {{Kappa}} (imp with a hollow space filled with water in its head) fits into this category, if just for the really dumb weakness (if the water falls out, it loses its powers; it bows if you do). Also, Kasa Obake, the one-eyed, long-tongued umbrella spirits.
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* The "monster the DM made up himself" from ''Munchkin''. It gets + 2 on a Saturday, among others.
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* The "monster the DM made up himself" from ''Munchkin''.''Game/{{Munchkin}}''. It gets + 2 on a Saturday, among others.
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* [[MagicTheGathering Magic: The Gathering]] has ''many'' strange creatures. [[hottip:*:So many, in fact, that right now I'm too lazy to provide any examples. [[NeedsMoreLove Feel free to help.]]]]
* [[MagicTheGathering Magic: The Gathering]] has ''many'' strange creatures. [[hottip:*:So many, in fact, that right now I'm too lazy to provide any examples. [[NeedsMoreLove Feel free to help.]]]]
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* In {{VVVVVV}}, we have random numbers, buses, glitched-out blocks, ''lies'', and other such enemies. Apparently, all these ideas came from a dream journal the developer kept, which makes them all the weirder.
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* In {{VVVVVV}}, ''{{VVVVVV}}'', we have random numbers, buses, glitched-out blocks, ''lies'', and other such enemies. Apparently, all these ideas came from a dream journal the developer kept, which makes them all the weirder.
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** Nearly the entire monstrous cast of the classic "Expedition to the Barrier Peaks" adventure was Gygax deliberately messing around with this trope.
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* The Silicates from ''Island of Terror'' are some of the most bizzare monsters of all. Small, starfish-like creatures with an elephantine trunk. They are covered in a thick calcium based shell which makes them well armored. They feed on calcium by injecting a dissolving fluid into a victim and sucking up the liquid goo. [[NightmareFuel Leaving behind the flesh and organs untouched]]. Even better? They divide every 6 hours.
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* The Silicates from ''Island of Terror'' ''IslandOfTerror'' are some of the most bizzare bizarre monsters of all. Small, starfish-like creatures with an elephantine trunk. mouth on the end of along tube. They are covered in a thick calcium based shell which which makes them well armored. They feed on calcium by injecting a dissolving fluid into a victim and sucking up the liquid goo. [[NightmareFuel Leaving behind the flesh and organs untouched]]. Even better? They divide every 6 hours.
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Promise]]'' inherits its necessity for weird monsters from ''SilentHill''.
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* ''[[SilentHillPromise Silent Hill: Promise]]''